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Railroad Laborers on a Riot.

MACON, Mo-, April ia bad riot occur
red last night at La Plata; a few miles from
here. During the afternoon about three
hundred railroad laborers were paid off and
all went on spree drinking and fighting.
Two of them were arrested and locked up,
but the mob broke down the doors of the
calaboose, rescued their friends and deied
the police to make any more arrests. Toward
midnight the men divided into two crowds
and INDUCED in general fight, using knives
and pistols Several of the combatants were
seriously wounded, but it could not be as
csrtained whether any were killed.
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A ST ST IqA1IoN by respectable girl to do gene
- - "a! housework in small private family
GOOD reference. Inquire at
a2O 1t* 100 T
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FOR RENT.

- THE brick house No. 1876 High street, IL
$;;i rooms.
&lll The brick house No. $40 George street, II
rooms. -
rooms.
No. 140 Lawrence street. I'd story, rooms.
No. 571 Elm street, LIST story, rooms.
For particulars call ON B. L. LAMBERT
a2O St. 1853 Chapel Street.
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To Beard Lansdowne In His Den.

To Beard Lansdowne In HIS Dem.
DUBLIN. April 19.-The eviction of ten
ants from the estate the Marquis of
Lansdowne having been resumed Messrs.
O'Brien and Kilbride, the latter an evicted
tenant from the Lansdowne estate, will sail
for Canada on Sunday to agitate against Lord
Lansdowne in the Dominion.
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.h.A A WELL known four story brick building
@::;I known hotel; well furnished and very de-
I'LL sirably located, with good business; will be
great purchase; the balance can remain on first
mortgage at 8 per cent. interest Address to
E. ", P. o. BOX ,638,
a16 1911 New Haven, Conn,
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spir1tuaItst Driven out of Town.

CLINTON, ILL.,, April 19.-This morning E.
H. Adams was made to leave this town to re-
maip away forever. Adams was a noted
spiritualistic impostor and edited paper in
his interest called f'Echoes from the Spirit
Land" He was mobbed last Thursday by
about two hundred enraged citizens and mar
rowly escaped with his life. Since then he
has been in Jail as security against bodily
harm being done him and because he was
unable to pay SIS fine. Before leaving
the city council granted him his liberty and
RENTED his fine upon condition that he
would never return to the city.
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FOR RENT.
- FROM May 1st-The elegant residence No.
M:;.l 20 Dwight street, house containing 10 or IL
-&zisA- rooms, with all modern improvements. Also
barn. The lot is well stocked with choice fruits
The location is one of the best in the city. Rent
$500. Inquire at
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
m30 If 63 Church Street, Room i.
FOR RENT.
-. FROM APRIL 1st, the new residence No. 90
~ :,H Academy street; modern improvements in
Acluding steam heat. Apply to
p c. DURHAM,
MI Sr,.no
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
APRIL 20.
E RIsss s sgs H00z 81 sEsHs Hss s WArH'
MARRIAGES.
RRoWN-MoRsE-In Bloomfield April 18th, a
| the residence of the bride, by the Rev. j.
Head. william G. Brown and Louise A. Morse.
DEATHS.
ENsCoE-pied at the residence of his father 9
| Edwards street, April nth, Richard NJ. G. Enscoe
Fnnerai from St. Mary's church, Wednesday morn
PR Hi this CITY, April 49, Elizabeth Barnes
beloved wife of Julius A. Preston and mother of
are invited to attend the fun eral SERVICES at her
| Syun,o 2t+
MARINE LIST.
@aa PORT OF NEW HAVEN. eM6xsse
ARRIVED. April 10.
| Sch Nathan Easterbrook, jr.
Sch Vesper. BALTIC, coal.
Sch VIM E Downes, Hask1ll. Balto, coal.
Sch Ellen Tobin Hawkins, BALTIC, coal
Sch James Boyce, Crossley Norfolk, coal
CLEARED, APRIL 10.
Sch Joe Hall. Hamilton, New York
Sch A j Russell Stuck, New York
Sch Chas Tuttle. Ives. Baltic, coal
FOR SALE.
cSEEL A Victoria carriage, city make, but
g. little used and in good condition IiIt2I+ For
one Or two horses Inquire OF A n M sTEELE Gon
FOR RENT,
49, second floor containing five rooms; also
; one of four rooms; suitable for small families.
JILL They are situated in pleasant neighborhood
on ipht
u asO G Il S'ioe'' - IS HOWE STREET
FOR RENT,
PHTt q a No a SC 5aTa5as ztEe St
.HksA per month; gas and city water. Apply to
apstf 50 Franklin Street.
Auction Sale.
n GOOD IA octave piano, square grand, rose
IA wood case, made by Steinway, will be sold at
auction, Thursday, April q; at Il a. NJ at No; sos
of asos ''f'e'' D. DIV - l1|I0'-Olell.
FOR SALE.
49, valuable property on State street, be-
E;;i tween Chapel and Court streets. For parti-
MERW IN REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
759 Chapel Street:
FOR RENT,
;;;;;; room dwelling, within one block, Of Chapel
A@sssA street hors Gears. House has bathroom and
aS n E BaEn ad9nng i cRepe
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49, THE house 70 Sherman avenue, containing
aiisI modern improvements; only few minutes
walk from the horse cars; nice large garden
with thrifty bearing fruit trees house in good or
der For particulars inquire of E. II. PARkHURST,
393 State or I'M Chapel Street. a2O 2t+
FOR RENT.
49, ONE-HALF of large, pleasant and nicely
@:! located dwelling, No. 1874 Second avenue. very
MAsY conveniently situated, open park on high
and dry grounds, with fine shade and fruit trees
Would furnish stall and carriage room in barn II
desired. H. J. STEVENS,
ago If Dental Rooms 916 Chapel Street.
Dog Lost.
~ A LIBERAL reward will be paid for the
=$SsSAA return Of the while, black and tan setter
dog Dick left ear and eye black and tan, right
ear black large round black spot the right side.
Collar marked E. G. Ross, West Haven, CT, No. a.
Return to DR. E. Q. ROSS.
ago 2t% 27S Elm Street, New Haven. ct.
FOR RENT.
- THE brick house No. 1876 High street, II
3!L The brick house No. $40 George street, II
The wood house No. es5 Columbus avenue II
rooms
No. 140 Lawrence street, I'd story, rooms.
No. 51 Elm street. LIST story, rooms
For particulars. call ON B. L. LAMBERT,
ago St. 1858 Chapel Street
AucIIeNsaaAkEA
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Rev. DIR. Samuel T. Speare, one of the
most widely known pastors of the Presbyte-
rian church aud a noted writer on religious
topics. is dangerously i'll at Brooklyn. He
ia seYenty-6ye years of age.
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x w. E. GILBERT,
- as CHURCH STREET, opposite p. O.
79 to SO RAILROAD AVENUE.
9ea1 Estate
Fair Haven Lois For Sale.

Two New Cottages on Blatchley Avenue.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
ings. G. 81. WEBB,
m15tf $50 Chapel st.
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MRS. LANGTRY.

Tomorrow evening this famous beauty and
excellent actress will appear at the New Ha-
ven Opera House in 'tPygmalion and Gala
tea," supported by her own company from
the Princess Theater, London. Mr. Charles
Coghlan, the celebrated English actor, will
accompany the noted actress, appearing as
Pygmalion. The sale of seats has been such
as TO warrant the announcement that Mrs
Langtry will have an audience that will pack
Manager Wallis house in all parts. Over
$500 has been received thus far. The cele-
DRAFTED actress tour throughout America has
been most successful one artistically and
financially.
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FOR SALE,

- BRICK HOUSE 1877 Park street.
#!il Frame house, large lot, No. 103 Ware
street Prices low.
T. g. SLOAN & SON,
Room g. 50 Church Street.
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gea1 Estate.
FOR RENT.
Farm For Sale.

- COMPRISING a house, two barns and 50
Ea:;i acres of land, situated about mile west
~ from West Haven center. For terms and
particulars
Apply to WALTER A. MAIN,
a19 West Haven.
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HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AND
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
- MONEY at per cent. interest. Builders
M! and borrowers accommodated on short no
.A tice. Houses and lots for sale in all parts of
the city. Farms and shore property. Rents and
collections a speciality. All Kinds of insurance
placed in first-class companies.
HUMAN & COOKE, Agents.
ca Church ST., opposite postof1ce. Open evenings
FOR RENT.
49, FROM May list, the Foote mansion, No. 1875
#;;H Whitney avenue, near Humphrey street Ap
MAeessN. ply to CHAS. A. WHITE.
f24tf 80 Church Street
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FOR SALE

- THE large double house mos. 379 and
III ISL Orchard street, will be sold at a
bargain suitable for two families. Owners removed
from city.
CHAS. HI. WEBB,
am $50 Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
49, FOR private residence only, the first class
#7i::l brown stone house No 225 Crown street with
MeA furniture. The house is centrally located OF
recent build; has all modern improvements. For
terms inquire of X: T. COWLES,
oIS 6t AZ Orange street.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do wait
"A ing and chamberwork in private family
Good reference. Inquire at
a2O 2'f 81 YORK STREET.
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For sale or Rent
- firrst-class residence with all comforts
@;;; and conveniences and very desirably located
ZsA4 good customer viii be treated literally.
B. G. LAKE,
NH 1879 Church
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so LIBERAL reward will be paid for the
2SSNAs return of the while, black and tan setter
dog EDick, left ear and eye black and tam right
ear black, large round black spot the right side.
Collar marked E. c. Ross, West Haven, CT, No. "a.
Return to DIR. E. G. ROSS,
APO 2ts 272 Elm Street. New Havep, CT.
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- Several desirable first and second floors Of
@:;: new houses in different portions of the city
Hss4 Particulars of these and others upon applica
ton. EDW. MALLEY.
ala 3t 92S Chapel Street,
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EnR RENT


BARN at the corner of Chapel and Da.
"A streets, containing three stalls and carriag
shed. Inquire on the premises, ,z.-.-z-,,,
a12tf 1928 CHAPEL STREET.
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- THE house IS Sherman avenue, containing
&:;!I modern improvements; only a few minutes
I'LL. walk from the horse cars; nice large garden
with thrifty bearing fruit trees, house in good Or
der. For particulars inquire of E. H. PARKHURST,
2Q3 State vi Chanel Street. a20 2tt
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ROBERT DOWNING AS sPARrAcUs.

uObhHI DO"N MIMI AS SPAHIACUS.
Mr.. Robert Downing and his company in
"Spartacus' drew quite a large audience at
Carll's Opera House last evening. The play
was admirably presented and the applause
was frequent. Mr.. Downing has undertaken
to enact role which Edwin Forrest created
and which John Mccullough played with
such great success. From the very f1attering
success which Mr.. Downing has met with
and his fine performance of last evening it is
apparent that he is the legitimate successor
of Mccullough even as Mccullough was the
successor of Forrest. MI. Downing has a
magnificent physique and although his act
ing at times has not the finish which time
alone can give, he plays the part
with a freshness and earnestness which
more than make up for any shortcomings
The most praiseworthy feature OF his acting
was the entire absence of anything like rant
ing, although the play furnishes enough op-
portunities for it. The supporting company
is good one, and the play was put upon the
stage with special scenery, costumes, armor
and small army of well behaved supernu-
meraries. Mr.. Henry Aveling as ''Phasariusn
deserves special mention. His fine imper-
sonation of this character won him the an
plause it deserved. Mr.. Nagenhalz as cello
rus" and Miss Gail Forrest as sJulian were
very good in their respective parts. The
orchestra, enlarged fer the occasion, came in
for its share in the applause between the
acts. "Spartacus" will be repeated this eve
ming, and all who desire to see a good NAV
well played should attend.
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FOR RENT,

- STORE and Tenements in the house corner
lit: of Orchard and Henry streets. Store with
sA barn, $50; first floor above store $l2; second
floor above the store So The store and tenements
are in rst-class order. Or will sell the property at
a bargain, on easy terms, at price that will pay
for investment.
Also lot on Charles street will be sold low.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
nfk 75a Chanel Street.
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FOR RENT,

S% ONEHALF of large, pleasant and nicely
MI: located dwelling, No. 1874 Second avenue. very
NIL conveniently situated, an open park on nigh
and dry grounds, with fine shade and fruit trees:
Would furnish stall and carriage room in barn if
desired H. J. STEVENS,
ago If Dental Rooms, 916 Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- A desirable, pleasantly located twelve
#;;; room dwelling, within one block of Chapel
H#ssAz street hors Gears. House has bathroom and
all conveniences Barn adjoining if desired.
ago st EDW. MALLEY, 92S Chapel st.
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49, A valuable property on State street, be-
E;;i tween Chapel and Court streets. For part1-
easA .culars call at
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
759 Chapel Street.
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8nard and 2nnrus.
NsItsceI Ia11en11s.

AuctiOneer.
"AVING had many years experience IN tne
H business, 1 offer my services as autioneer IN
the selling of household furniture carpets, bedding
etc. and goods of any kind and description. Leave
orGers nj F. M Halls Crockery Store. No ~
Church street; or orders by mail promptly at
tended to. L. AohEfN.
m22tf
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FO& KENT,
Ss:t THREE eligible rooms 25x6s feet over the
@s stores Nos. 40, 412 and Ala State street,
-8yA ner of Court. The rooms have north and
east light and are very desirable for almost any
kind of light manufacturing or for printing office
Front entrance from State street by wide and easy
stairway. Entrance to elevator from Court street
Steam power furnished If desired.
ROBERT B. BRADLEY & CO.,
a1A 3tk 406 State Street
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- NEW shore cottage at Savin Rock. Terms
@:!Il and price reasonable. Inquire at
%!!N 81 TEMPLE STREET,
a76 12t+ New Haven
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BROWN-MORSE-In Bloomfield, April 18th, 8
the residence of the bride, by the Rev. J. F
Heald William G. Brown and Louise A Morse.
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ENsCOE-Died at the residence of his father, 81
Edwards street, April nth, Richard NJ G. Enscoe,
aged 80 years.
Funeral from St. Mary's church, Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock.
PRESTON-In this city, April is. Elizabeth Barnes,
beloved wife of Julius A. Preston and mother of
Mrs George B. Martin. Friends and relatives
are Invited to attend the fun ral services at her
late residence, the 'Kensington, ia Orange
Gonn 2tt
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49, SECOND avenue house, West Haven; fur
M:;: pished or unfinished; reasonable rent to re
Zss4.sponsble parties. Address D. M. NJ,
m29tf Box PSI. West Haven PoStOfice,
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
49, THE two brick houses No 203 and POS Or
R::; ange street, has all the modern conveniences;
Mal.l4 possession May list.
Appfy at BEECHER'S EXCHANGE,
769 Chapel Street.
Only 81 500.
s ==A& THE premises No. 93 Ivy street, consisting
E5!sl Size of lot 55x15O, with choice fruit, This
ruinous low price is quoted that an estate may be
closed. BEECHER,S EXCHANGE,
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TMamts.

WANTED.
a SITUATION by young girl taking cara r
- q children. Apply 25a GEORGE STREET
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Piles Can BE Cured.

will complete the programme.
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a New Church.

\ new Baptist Church was organized
Thursday last, in this village, made mp of
Is persons formerly members of the Bap-
list Church. of Skowhcgau. the greater
part of them having received letters from
that society. II. {. Emery, Il. II. Mitchell
AMI Ilewcllyn Goodwin were selected for
Dcacons. Rev. VI Spencer of Watcrville
was present and assisted in the prclimin-
airy organization and a council comprised
Of representatives. from Maine Baptist
churchr~ will convene Tuesday the 31st
inst, to act upon the question of approval
of the organization and admission to
membership with the Blpti~t Church or
ganilition of the State. Rev \. II. r.
Small of Portland. has been invited to
preach the occasional sermon and it j.
understood will accept. The meeting
will be held in the Methodist Church.
that society having rendered the use o.
lis house for that purpose. The Congrc-
gationali~t society also offered the u,c of
lis cditicc for the meeting.
Al present the meetings of the society are
held at Grand Army Hall and consist of
sunday school u - - o'clock +. NJ. and
prayer meetings, Sunday and TUESDAY
evenings. The Sunday school with u
members, was organized Sunday last. 6.
W Nash, lis Superintendent Ilewellyn
Goodwin, Assistant Miss Lizzie Miller.
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Mr.. Henry Ross of st. Stephen N. b.

was in town n few days the past week.
There will be sociahIc at the yestry
Of the Methodist Church next Friday
Eve. Ice crrttu and cake will be served
as refreshments. Everybody i, invited
There will b. a Temperance meeting at
the 6. \. r. Hull, sunday at ) i, May %
under the auspices Of the Womcn's Chris
tian Temperance Union. All are cordial
lyinvitcd
Duncan Cla kes female Ministries gave
their entertainment to rather a masculine
audience At Coburn Hall last week Take
away the feminine portion of the show
and the resi- Of the entertainment was Of
considerable merit.
G. j Burrill and e. NJ Phillips pur-
chased the past week, one of the most
promising stations to be seen in Eastern
Maine lie is Of beautiful FOWL color.
stands lG hands high and weigh, rising
100 pounds. On Monday he went to the
fairtl, Id track ami trottcd half mile y
and gives promise of doing better They
have already refused $500 for him
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The lob Printing Establishment connected with
the SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared 10 do all class
nt work, the richest well rs the most common
Jobs Competent and experienced workmcn are
employed and a large stock oi paper, envelopes ad.
vertising wedding and business cards in great va
rctv. Orders of dances, bills OF fare, programs
etc etc printed in great variety of STYLES on shor
notice. Commercial printing speciality Orders
bv mail will receive careful attention.
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Matrimonial Inter tions.

The following intentions Of marriage
have been recorded by town clerk Wchh
during the week past:
Loren B. Allen of Fairfield and Miss
Cora Churchill of SkoWhcgan
John II. pooler and Miss Fanny T.
Emery botA of SkoWhcgan.
Frank : Green and Miss Ida l. Dcanc.
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Don't Suffer with Help at Hand.

Il wing been cured of salt Rheum with
Bells Sar,aparilla, chccrfnlly recon-
men it to the public as a safe, reliable
and chcctive blood rem dy. 1t has done
or me VIII no other medicine could do.
as know hy experience with many. lii
ram T.. Whittier, lIcrmon, Me. only ~
cts. Your Druggist.
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A Gard

We take this method TO publicly thank
our many friends for the Kindness and
generous assistance rendered Us in the
sicknc and death of our father MAY
you each and all reap the rich reward You
50 fully deserve
MIR 4 MHS J. W. WILLY.
Skowhcgau May 10Th, 81.
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The REroE1Eg acknowledges The re-
eeipt Of some tInc crisp lettuce from the
garden of \. W Day
{. A. Harrington Esq. Of Norridqe- +
wock was in town Yesterday on profess
siora business.
Wm. z Bailey and Mis- Lottc Bailey /
left home this morning for New York
and or ngc New Jersey
The friends Of Mr.. J. b ru~scy will
be glad To know that he is improving in
health. He is now able to walk ouf Of /
doors.
\ valuable brood mare. the property of
BE. Wyman. was found dead in the
stable recently. She was in foal by lo-
comotiye.
Hon Abel Prescott and wife are Al Au-
gusta to-day, attending the ob,cquies Of |
Mr. {. II. Brick who was a nephew of
Mr. Prescott.
Fishermen should look over Fair
grieye's fine line of fishing tackle and
sporting goods. Best assortmcnts on the
river and bottom prices.
Have you seen those button Rid
gloves in the new shades at Ordways.
Only 60 cts a pair A regular 81 kid
Elm Street in this village appears TO
have been built OFT of the centre of the
street line and the fence in some places
is some 20 feet into the street ON the ry-
er side.
The High School building at Glouces-
ter Mass was burned Tuesday night,
May 10th. This is the school in which
Mrs. Palmer, formerly assistant in our
High School. is teaching.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of L. {. Stevca's Wyandottc, White
Plymouth Rock Standard Plymouth
Rocks and Spanged Hamburg hens at
Riverview farm, IIallowell. Me.
Gould Brothers are to open boot Mld
shoe store in the REPORTER block this
week. Henry Gould of the firm has lca>-
ed the house of Mrs. Gilman on Maple
Street and his family arrived yesterday.
The Good Tcmplars are to hold Il soci-
able at :hcir hall this "wednesday eve
ming. at which time, the beautiful silk
quilt that has been on exhibition for somc
weeks, will be donated to the one holding
the lucky number.
The Light, O London companv PLAYED
to Il good house at Coburn Hall, Wcdncs
day evening last Having their special
scenery the piece, agood one. was put on
in first class shape, the best feature; the
company was not very strong
Mr.. &. Il. Fairgrieyes left Yesterday
afternoon bv train for his annual h,hino
rrnise Ia Nooschnod Lake He viii bp
joined the latter part of the week by
Messrs. Quinby of this place, Mail agent
RowSe and Edward Ware Esq Of Athens
Mr.. A Y. LEIGHTON. who was with Mr.
/ II Uusscv in the Island Shoe store for
several years. left here Monday mornino
Inst for California. Mr. I,iohton is an
old Californian, having spent - years in
that state, IL years of which he resided in
San Francisco.
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WEDNESDAY MAY 18th 1897,
NEW! ADVERTISEMENT

Baardefs-J. Clark.
Wanted-C. A. Mdrston
Drain ipc-C. a. Ross.
Pasture. Mclaughlin
Bakery T. Thibodeau.
essenger--Lyman Grant
Foreclosure d. +. Rowell
Muscal-J. n. !. J. Smith.
Poultry Yards J. Stevens.
: tatcmcnts-National Banks.
Dress Goods-W. r. Ordway.
New shoe Store Gould Bros
A pents Wanted-IlubbardB Bros.
Second Meetings. II. Goodwin.
[ ncle Toms Cabin Coburn Hall
Probate Notices Turner Buswcll.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-05-18

DNSrtREs 1oI.ET Two large " Il fcucr
l pastures, situated IN Athens NJ sheep wt
be- pastured - 10 ~ cts. per head.
i. MCLAIGHLI y.
.P-P. o. address skowhcgan. 3N4O'